How can I track which specific blog posts are generating subscribers for my email newsletter within my Webflow site?

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September 22, 2023

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To track which specific blog posts are generating subscribers for your email newsletter within your Webflow site, you can follow these steps:

Set up an email marketing platform: Before you can track subscribers, you need to have an email marketing platform in place. Popular options include Mailchimp, ConvertKit, and Drip. Sign up for an account and integrate it with your Webflow site by following the platform's instructions.
Set up conversion tracking: Most email marketing platforms provide you with a piece of code that you need to include on your website to track conversions. In your email marketing platform's settings, look for the conversion tracking code or integration options. Copy the code and add it to the custom code section of your Webflow site.
Generate a unique sign-up form for each blog post: Within your email marketing platform, create a unique sign-up form for each blog post. This will allow you to track which blog post is generating the most subscribers. Customize each form to match the content and style of the corresponding blog post.
Add the sign-up form to your blog posts: In the Webflow Designer, navigate to the specific blog post where you want to add the sign-up form. Drag and drop an "Embed" element to the desired location within the blog post. Copy the embed code from your email marketing platform and paste it into the "Embed" element in Webflow.
Monitor subscriber data: Once the sign-up forms are added to your blog posts, you can start monitoring the subscriber data within your email marketing platform. Track the number of subscribers generated from each blog post and analyze the data to understand which posts are performing the best in terms of email sign-ups.

By following these steps, you will be able to track which specific blog posts are generating subscribers for your email newsletter within your Webflow site. This data can help you identify your top-performing content and optimize your marketing strategies accordingly.

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